I have a hard time believing that a miracle like this would happen and that there would be absolutely no reaction from the three priests present.
I don’t think most people would have noticed because of where they were standing, in fact the main priest doesn’t seem to have realized it. Though what would one expect him to do? Jump? If he did notice it he probably had a profound experience…I have a hard time believing that a miracle like this would happen and that there would be absolutely no reaction from the three priests present.
Come on, no look of surprise, no widened eyes? He reaches for the Host like he expects to be able to slip his fingers under it and not have to actually pick it up.
From his perspective he was looking from above. But maybe he just has a very profound faith and realized what happened in this very sacred moment. Catholics believe the host is God Himself made into food for us.
Its difficult to say this video is legit. But since I’m not officially qualified to make any tangible judgement I’ll have to stay neutral. I tried looking up resources on the date of this video at the Vatican and nothing thus far shows officially of any investigation, though not to conclude their hasn’t been. In hindsight knowing how the Vatican diligently handles these investigations with great prudence I wouldn’t expect any Vatican information to be forth-coming any time soon and likely years, possibly decades.
True, but that being said, the words of consecration had not yet occurred, so whether or not it was a bona fide miracle, until the priest said the words of consecration the bread was floating, not God Himself.
It is what it is. The host was consumed; not sure what the point of an investigation would be. We believe ordinary bread turns into the actual Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ, which is an infinitely greater miracle than a levitating host. Though if you look at the video at 1:26 it almost looks like if the host is still somewhat slightly “floating away” from the priest’s hands.
Respectfully; neither you, I or anybody else is qualified except for Vatican officials to make any real conclusion what it is or what it is not, no matter what the video depicts.
Realize that these things are just that. Not everything has to be investigated simply because no one is making any claim. The video just shows what apparently looks like a levitating host. Now it’s either a hoax, an optical illusion or a levitating host. Though these days by the way most Catholics do not even attend Church or if they do many seem to be bored, distracted or indifferent to what is happening at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, I am not surprised that god allows such incidents to spark faith in the hearts of the flock.
The best elated miracle of the Holy Eucharist happens every time I attend Mass and see what is hidden miraculously at the Holy Sacrifice on the Altar of the Lord.
make your own conclusions on this one. No official investigation needed. Again, what exactly do you expect them to investigate? no one is making any claim.
As I understand it, a miracle is a supernatural manifestation in the natural world. If that’s true, it would seem to me that transubstantiation, since it is not manifested in the natural world (the bread still appears to be bread and no investigation could say otherwise) would not technically qualify as a miracle. A levitating host, however, because it is a natural manifestation and subject to investigation, would be a potential miracle.
I’d really like to hear someone try and explain THIS. The “photography” just happened to levitate and vibrate only the host while managing to leave everything else in the shot completely unaffected. That’s one smart camera!
I suppose anything can be done these days with computers, though if you watched the Spanish TV reporting show in the second video, and if you knew Spanish, they make it clear that various image specialists had inspected the recording said there was no pixel or image manipulation of the video.